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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1963

Page

8

Red China cues US in post Kennedy big power standoff

AP reports Red China maintains a tough stance toward President Johnson signaling possible escalation in Vietnam and Laos and new strain with Korea and Cambodia. North Korea intensifies anti US rhetoric and sporadic border incidents amid the transition. The Laos Pathet Lao denounces U.S. intervention and reiterates hostile tone toward Johnson.

Tokyo Red China Johnson South Viet Nam Laos Korea Cambodia Peking U.S Kennedy North Viet Nam Pathet Lao North Korea 38Th Parallel

Beguiling and Efficient Lady Bird Johnson Profile

Washington AP details Lyndon B. Johnson’s wife Lady Bird Johnson. Born Claudia Alta Taylor in 1912, she earned two UT degrees and joined campaigns, guiding family life from Texas. She values accessibility, public service, and helping Mrs Kennedy while balancing ranch life with daughters Lynda and Lucy.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon United States Adlai Stevenson Texas South Alabama Mrs. Johnson Kennedy Lady Bird Karmack Claudia Alta Taylor Bird Lady Bird Johnson University of Texas Canny Busess Congress Israel Near East Johnsons Lynda Bird Lucy Baines Johnson’s Ranch Johnson City Tex Johnson White House

L B J A Practical Politician On Civil Rights And Policy

The piece portrays Lyndon B Johnson as a pragmatic leader deeply aware civil rights will affect his 1964 presidential bid. It cites his Gettysburg remarks on racial justice and summarizes his stances across Cuba NATO Latin America and domestic policy positions and voting history from 1947 to 1960.

Johnson Senate Texas Kennedy China America Latin America Truman

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